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ADNOC Awards $15B Contracts to Emirati Suppliers

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Last updated: 2025/11/06 at 8:06 AM
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Abu Dhabi Nationwide Oil Co PJSC (ADNOC) mentioned Wednesday it has awarded AED 54 billion ($14.7 billion) value of contracts to suppliers working within the United Arab Emirates within the second half of 2025.

“The contracts – spanning strategic providers, drilling, upkeep, logistics, digital options and main initiatives throughout the ADNOC Group – underscore ADNOC’s position in driving the UAE’s financial system by creating enterprise alternatives for home producers, suppliers and repair suppliers”, ADNOC mentioned in an announcement on its web site.

“In addition they mirror ADNOC’s dedication to strengthen its provide chain effectivity, improve native market competitiveness and drive sustainable development throughout its operations”.

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It mentioned it had signed “framework agreements” with ABB Transmission & Distribution Ltd, Emerson Course of Administration Distribution Ltd, Honeywell Worldwide Inc, Schneider Electrical SE, and Yokogawa Center East & Africa BSC(c). The agreements contain “built-in management and security system, emergency shutdown system, automation, management and monitoring system, and hearth and fuel system merchandise that shall be manufactured within the UAE”, ADNOC mentioned.

ADNOC mentioned its In-Nation Worth (ICV) program has additionally enabled 12 new native manufacturing amenities and ultimate funding choices.

“These milestones showcase tangible outcomes of the ICV program throughout key industrial zones in Abu Dhabi, Al Ruwais, Al Ain, Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah to construct a powerful, aggressive industrial base within the UAE”, ADNOC mentioned.

“ADNOC plans to regionally manufacture AED 90 billion ($24.5 billion) value of merchandise in its procurement pipeline by 2030”, it mentioned.


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“The corporate’s ICV program has pushed AED 242 billion ($65.9 billion) again into the UAE financial system and enabled 18,500 Emiratis to be employed within the non-public sector since 2018. It goals to drive an extra AED 200 billion ($54.5 billion) into the UAE financial system over the subsequent 5 years”.

Omar Abdulla Alnuiam, industrial and ICV performing director at ADNOC, mentioned, “ADNOC is accelerating the UAE’s industrial development and financial diversification and offering our companions higher visibility into our procurement pipeline as we ship on our strategic priorities”.

“We’re channeling demand from our procurement alternatives to spice up the native financial system, strengthen the resilience of our provide chain and make sure that merchandise as soon as imported at the moment are made within the UAE. The procurement contracts and agreements we now have awarded this yr are testomony to this effort and we invite native and worldwide corporations to leverage our In-Nation Worth program to drive long-term worth creation”.

Individually on Wednesday, TA’ZIZ – ADNOC’s chemical substances three way partnership with Abu Dhabi state-owned investor ADQ – introduced the award of a $1.99-billion engineering, procurement and building contract to China Nationwide Chemical Engineering & Development Company Seven Ltd for the UAE’s first built-in single-site polyvinyl chloride (PVC) manufacturing advanced.

To rise at TA’ZIZ’s industrial advanced in Ruwais, the ability will produce 1.9 million metric tons each year (MMtpa) of PVC, ethylene dichloride (EDC), vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) and caustic soda, TA’ZIZ mentioned.

“These chemical substances are essential to serving rising demand in sectors comparable to building, infrastructure, packaging and healthcare, each within the UAE and internationally”, TA’ZIZ mentioned.

It expects the mission to be accomplished by 2028.

“Localizing the manufacturing of essential chemical substances like PVC and caustic soda will strengthen the nation’s industrial resilience, generate appreciable in-country worth, unlock new downstream manufacturing alternatives and ship important long-term worth to the nation’s financial system”, TA’ZIZ chief govt Mashal Al-Kindi mentioned.

TA’ZIZ added, “The primary part of the TA’ZIZ ecosystem is predicted to contribute $50 billion (AED183 billion) to the UAE financial system and generate 20,000 building jobs and 6,000 operational roles over the lifetime of the mission”.

“The platform will allow native producers to provide lots of of recent end-products for the primary time, supporting the UAE’s industrial development and ADNOC’s ambition to turn into a high three world chemical substances participant”, it mentioned.

On Thursday TA’ZIZ introduced preliminary agreements to produce India’s The Sanmar Group over 350,000 MMtpa of EDC and VCM for as much as 10 years. The petrochemical feedstocks will help Sanmar’s operations in India and Egypt.

The contracts, in addition to the Sanmar agreements, have been introduced on the ADIPEC vitality discussion board in Abu Dhabi.

To contact the writer, e mail jov.onsat@rigzone.com





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